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The London Gazette, 24 December, 1937 8081 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 24 DECEMBER, 1937 8081 County to the Division of Gartree in the said PATENTS AND DESIGNS ACTS, County; and further for the purpose of trans- 1907 TO 1932. ferring the jurisdiction of the Land Tax Proceedings under Section 20. Parishes or Places specified in column (6) of the said Schedule from the Division of Hill to Orders restoring the undermentioned Letters the Division of Gartree. Patent were made on the 2ist day of December, C. Gordon Spry, 1937 :— C. J. Gregg, No. of Two of the Commissioners of Patent. Grantee. Subject Matter. Inland Revenue. Inland Revenue, 309,864 Miller Printing Pneumatic separator Somerset House, London. Mac h i n e r y feed for use in sheet- i8th December, 1937. Company. feeding apparatus. 378,739 Stevens A. H. Automatic sheet de- (MiUer Print- tector mechanisms ing Machin- for printing-presses. SCHEDULE. ery C o m - pany). (*) INCOME TAX. LAND TAX. M. F. Lindley, Ashby Pueroram Ashby Puerorum Comptroller-General. united with— united with— The Patent Office. Bag Enderby Bag Enderby Fulletby Fulletby Greetham Greetham Hagworthingham Hagworthingham Salmonby Salmonby Somersby Somersby. COMPANIES ACT, 1929. Winceby. Winceby. Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Section Aswardby united Aswardby united 295 (3) of 19 & 20 Geo. V. ch. 23 (Companies with— with— Act, 1929) that, at the expiration of three Brmkhill Brinkhill months from the date hereof, the names of the Harrington Harrington undermentioned Companies will, unless cause is Langton by Spilsby Langton by Spilsby shown to the contrary, be struck off the Oxcombe Ormesby cum Register, and the Companies will be Sausthorpe Ketsby dissolved:— South Ormsby with Oxcombe A.C.S. Charlton & Company Limited. Ketsby Sausthorpe A. E. Birch & Company Limited. Tetford Tetford The Albert Billiard Hall Limited. Walmsgate . Walmsgate Algerian Produce, Limited. Worlaby. Worlaby. Allen and Elshaw Limited. Claxby Pluckacre Claxby Pluckacre Allen Brothers (Spinners) Limited. united with— united with— Allertons, Limited. Hameringham Hameringham The Aluminium Trading Company Limited. Scrafield. Scrafield. Anglia Rassia Manufacturers Trading Company Limited. Anglo-Ottoman Tobacco Company Limited. Anglo Peruvian Finance Co., Limited. Angus A. Macdonald Dentistry Limited. Apperly, Curtis & Co., Limited. Armishaw's Limited. The Arrow Chemical Company Limited. PATENTS AND DESIGNS ACTS, Arthur S. Porter and'Company Limited. 1907 TO 1932. Asplinto, Limited. Surrender of Letters Patent under The Autokal Syndicate, Limited. Section 26 (3). The Avenue Motor Company Limited. Notice is hereby given that Abraham Wreschner and Leo Wreschner have offered to The B. & B. Machine Company Limited. surrender the Letters Patent numbered 340808 Bailey and Wood Limited. and bearing date the 25th January, 1929, Banfield Canadian Land Syndicate Limited: granted to them for an invention entitled " Pro- The Barnett Wallpaper Company Limited. cess for the production of zinc sulphide pig- The Barnsley Cricket Club and Athletic Asso- ments." ciation Limited. Any person may give notice of opposition to Bateman's Non-Flam Rubber Solution Co. the surrender by lodging Patents Form No. 26A Limited. at the Patent Office, 25, Southampton Build- The Beehive Bakery Limited. ings, London, W.C.2, on or before the 24th Bell Brothers (Birmingham) Limited. January, 1938. Ben Gilbert Limited. Berry's Pharmacy (London) Limited. M. F. Lindley, Bever, Dorling and Company, Limited. Comptroller-General.. The Birmingham Knitting Company, Limited. The Patent Office. Black's (Brighton) Limited..
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